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Unpleasant person, derived from the British sitcom of the 1970s "Porridge". You 'orrible Nerk! You set me up with the screws!
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Geek + Nerd
He is smart as a nerd but childish as a geek. Boy1: I've just pass all my exams and I finally collected all of starwars comics movies and video games!!!
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A word used by Harry Secombe's character, Neddie Seagoon, in the 1950's BBC radio comedy The Goon Show, to describe an insignificant character, often Bluebottle, with connotations of a fool or some of unfortunate circumstance. 'What are you going down there my little nerk?'
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A word combining nerd and dork that Casey B. came up with. Casey is such a Nerk.
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nerk is a mix of the word dork and nerd. it comes in use when you or someone you know is being well a real nerk. "you're being such a nerk"
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a combination or a NERD and a DORK he's such a NERK
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A word used to stand in for any other word, which is useful for when you cannot think of the right word. Sam: This pizza is so good, it's just like... nerk.
Ned: Quit nerkin' around, Sam. |
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